The economic adjunct to the Truman Doctrine in which the U.S.government sought to shore up the infrastructure of western Europe was known as the

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The Marshall Plan, named after U.S. Secretary of State George Marshall, was a program of economic aid for the reconstruction of Western Europe after World War II. It aimed to assist in the rebuilding of infrastructure, factories, and agricultural facilities, as well as providing food and other necessities to European nations in need. The plan was a key part of the Truman Doctrine and played a significant role in the post-war economic recovery of Europe.

The Economic Adjunct to the Truman Doctrine in Which the U.S.government